TRENTON -- President Obama will make his third visit this year to New Jersey on November 1 in support of Gov. Jon Corzine's campaign for governor, Democratic officials said today.

Obama will be joined by Corzine and Senator Loretta Weinberg at the Susquehanna Bank Center in Camden for a rally and then will head to Newark for another rally at the Prudential Center.

“The enthusiasm and energy that accompany President Obama’s visit are unmatched, and we are certainly very excited to have him come back to New Jersey,” Democratic State Committee Chairman Joseph Cryan said in a statement. “These rallies provide us a much broader platform to show people across the state that Democrats are fighting for what matters most to New Jersey families."

President Obama stumps for CorzineGov. Jon Corzine is hoping some of President Barack Obama’s star power will rub off on him in his tough race against Republican nominee Chris Christie. Some 3,500 people turned out at the George and Phyllis Rothman Center at Farleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack to see Obama rally for Corzine. (Video by Nyier Abdou/The Star-Ledger)